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BOLO for Two Men from Antigua – Dominica to St. Martin
Broadcast Version For Maritime Mobile Service Network and Other Net BOLO for two men missing from Antigua on a passage from Dominica to St. Martin. Tmoy Samuels and Maurice Mauriceson Valentine are from Antigua and 21 years old. They left on a sailboat from Dominica on February 3, 2023 and planned to arrive in St. Martin.The family reported they had engine trouble and have not been heard from....
BOLO for SV with 11 POB Dominica to St. Martin or BVI’s
Broadcast Version For Maritime Mobile Service Network and Other Net MRCC Fort de France has reported a ten meter SV, white and yellow hull with 11 persons onboard is unreported on a passage from Dominica to the British Virgin Islands or St. Martin. The two crew are from Antiqua and the passengers are from India. Vessels in the vicinity are requested to keep a sharp lookout, assist if possible...
BOLO for SV Leap Frog British Virgin Islands to St. Martin
Broadcast Version For Maritime Mobile Service Network and Other Net USCG San Juan requests assistance regarding overdue, SV Leap Frog on passage from Virgin Gorda (18-29.13N and 064-24.33W), British Virgin Islands (18-05.15N and 063-04.24W). Vessels in vicinity are requested to keep a sharp lookout, assist if possible and report to COMCOGARD Sector San Juan.102044Z FEB 23 HYDROLANT 335/23(25)....
Overdue Bolo SV Passage Mexico to Cuba
Update: RCC Miami just advised on February 10, 2023 that MRCC Gris-Nez informed Miami that SV Passage has arrived safely in Cuba.Broadcast Version For Maritime Mobile Service Network and Other Net BOLO for overdue SV Passage unreported on passage from Mexico (21-14N and 86-44W)to Cuba (21-36N and 081-31W). RCC Miami requests vessels keep a sharp lookout, assist if possible and report to RCC...
Two Fishermen Missing Near St. Eustatius
Cancel Bolo: The two fishermen have arrived back safely.Broadcast Version For Maritime Mobile Service Network and Other Net MRCC Fort de France requests help in looking for MV LADY EARN with two fisherman overdue from St. Kitts and Nevis. The last known position on Feb. 01, 2023 was near St. Eustatius at 17-29N and 62-59W. The MV is described as a blue and white hull with an orange deck. Vessels...
BOLO for Two Fishermen Missing Grenada
Broadcast Version For Maritime Mobile Service Network and Other Net Family members in Grenada report that Kindon Alexander and Keithlon Lewis from St. Andrew, Grenada left Grenville February 5, 2023 and have not returned. They are in a new blue and white fishing skiff named Perfect Timing with a 70 hp engine. They were believed to have been headed north from the east side of Grenada. Keep a...
Urgent Message for SV Northern Lynx Cuba to Bahamas
Broadcast Version For Maritime Mobile Service Network and Other Nets URGENT Message for SV Northern Lynx on passage from Cuba to the Bahamas SV is a 48 foot Fontaine Pajot Catamaran registered in Vancouver Canada, which left Cuba on January 19, 2023 on passage to the Bahamas, maybe Bimini. Please contact Addison Chan on Facebook messenger.
BOLO for SV AQUILON Lake Worth to Freeport Bahamas
Broadcast Version For Maritime Mobile Service Network and Other Nets USCG Miami requests assistance in locating the overdue SV AQUILON on passage from Lake Worth to Freeport Bahamas. The Canadian flagged sailboat left a marina in Lake Worth on Monday January 9, 2023 at 6:30 AM, for Freeport with 2 Males on board. The captain is believed to be Yves Monast. Keep a sharp lookout and report any...
Drifting Red SV Alegria of Cowes Martinique
Broadcast Version For Maritime Mobile Service Network and Other Nets MRCC Fort de France is searching for SV Alegria of Cowes, a red sailboat drifting from Martinique since Dec. 30, 2022 at 1 PM. It is a cutter rig with blue mainsail sheets and could be within a 50 mile circle west of Fort de France. Keep a sharp lookout and advise MRCC Fort de France.
SV Tupenny LANGKAWI, Malaysia to Koh Kradan, Thailand in the Malaca Straits
Broadcast Version For Maritime Mobile Service Network and Other Nets It has been reported that SV Tupenny on passage from LANGKAWI, Malaysia to Koh Kradan, Thailand in the Malaca Straits may be in need of assistance. The crew is exhausted with a failed engine and unable to gain assistance for towage. The solo sailor is a 63yr old female who departed Langkawi 19th Dec. Vessel suffered a failed...